Plant Revolution Orca Liquid Mycorrhizae - 1 Gal

Liquid Root-Zone Inoculant for Every Growth Stage - 1 Gal

Getting beneficial organisms to the roots can be messy with dry powders, especially in recirculating systems. Orca is a liquid that combines four endomycorrhizal species with five beneficial bacterial strains, so you can measure it, mix it into water and apply it at the root zone. It works with seeds, cuttings, established plants and hydroponic reservoirs.

The 1 Gal bottle suits growers who inoculate often or run several rooms or reservoirs. Because label rates are given in milliliters, one bottle covers many applications, which makes it a practical stock size for regular indoor growers and small commercial operations.

Key Features & Benefits

• Four endomycorrhizal species — gives roots a varied inoculant in a single product.
• Five beneficial bacterial strains — adds root-zone microbes alongside the fungi.
• Liquid format — measures easily and mixes into water for convenient application.
• Multiple uses — suitable for seeds, cuttings, established plants and hydroponic reservoirs.

Who Should Use Plant Revolution Orca Liquid Mycorrhizae

Growers who want one inoculant for propagation, soil or coco feeding, and hydroponic reservoirs will find it useful. The 1 Gal size fits those who apply it regularly.

About Plant Revolution Orca Liquid Mycorrhizae

Plant Revolution Orca is a liquid mycorrhizal product that combines four endomycorrhizal species with five beneficial bacterial strains. It is sold as a single 1 Gal bottle. Always follow the current manufacturer label and application guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is in Orca Liquid Mycorrhizae?
A: It combines four endomycorrhizal species with five beneficial bacterial strains. It comes as a liquid for root-zone application.

Q: How do I use it in a hydroponic system?
A: The distributor lists 5 mL per 10 gal at each reservoir change. Check the current label before dosing.

Q: How do I use it on cuttings?
A: Soak starter cubes at 1–3 mL per gal for up to one hour. Confirm the rate against the product label.

Q: What rate applies to soil or coco?
A: For topfeeding in soil or coco, the listed rate is 1–5 mL per gal. Follow the label for timing and frequency.

Q: What does endomycorrhizal mean?
A: Endomycorrhizal fungi live in association with plant roots and grow inside root cells. Orca includes four such species.

Q: Can I use it on seeds?
A: Yes, it is suitable for seeds. The distributor lists 1–2 drops directly on the seed.